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Must read: On confidentiality and rules of the road
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We’ve recently had several people try to get in touch with us. With that in mind, some possibly helpful information: For safety reasons, we do not provide home mailing addresses — and we don’t have access to that information, either. For those who are not tech savvy, we do have a snail-mail address in Massachusetts,…
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From everyone at Anglican Watch, we wish you and yours the very happiest of Thanksgivings.
AW readers, please help us out
As many of you know, we are investigating a number of allegations involving #metoo, the possibility of cover-ups of sexual misconduct, retaliation against persons opposing sexual misconduct, and more involving the Rt. Rev. George Sumner, bishop of Dallas. There are several specific areas where we need additional information, so if Anglican Watch readers have information about possible misconduct…
